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This was a defining case of the press doing what it is supposed to do.

This did not, then, turn out to be a defining case on the expansion of the Commerce Clause, but it didn't have to be.

In regard to particular activities of risk, only 129 (32.8%) of 393 case-patients reported a defined event of exposure.

However we used a database scoring system to define cases of IBDU, not a clinical definition, and this may account for the relatively high percentage of IBDU cases in this study.

Specific radiological signs including alveoli consolidation limited or not to a segment or lobe or diffuse bilateral reticulo-nodular pattern were a pre-requesite to define cases of bacterial pneumonia.

As in previous studies, we used a score of ≥4 to define cases of elevated depressive symptoms.

In particular, when the minimum CTS2 score for defining a case of abuse was set at 3, the sensitivity reached 66.7%95%5% CI 63.7 69.6).

The MHI-5 is a well validated and reliable measure of mental health status [ 4], but an important limitation of its use is that it was not developed with a validated cutpoint to define a case of CMD.

A widely accepted convention to define a case of mental disorder using the GHQ-12 is a score ⩾3 (Goldberg et al, 1997).

A drawback of their construction is that neither has a clinically validated cutpoint to define a case of common mental disorder (CMD).

We defined a case of SLE as an individual who had received a physician's diagnosis.